Trail Runs
Tom WakeBy runners, for runners. Ultra trail runner and coach Tom Wake brings you a regular dose of inspirational trail running content. Focussing on everything from training, races, technique through to crazy ultras!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | RunningSports | ||||
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Meet Rosie Holliday, a trail runner from Cumbria. She's a teacher, mum and ultra runner who loves running and getting out on the Lake District fells and trails. Rosie ran throughout pregnancy and has come back stronger than ever. more
Alison Walker (@_alisonwalker_) is a UK based Malaysian ultra runner who dived into the world of ultra marathons in 2018 with a 100 mile race in torrential conditions. more
This week we’re joined by James Poole, an ultra runner and all round enthusiast of the outdoors. James has been involved in the running community over the years and now predominantly works in the industry. more
In episode 7 of Trail Tales we’re joined by Justin Bufton, one half of the team behind Maverick Race. Maverick organise trail running events throughout the UK. more
Welcome to our sixth instalment of Trail Tales, bringing you running motivation and inspiration. This week we're joined by Jodie Gauld, a trail runner who doesn’t like to do things by halves. In 2019 she set off with two friends to do something that ... more
This week on Trail Run's Trail Tales we're joined by Katie Kaars Sijpesteijn. Katie is a Salomon sponsored ultra trail and mountain runner who has competed at some of the toughest sky races and represented her country at the IAU World Trail Champions... more
This week Tom Wake will be joined by Howard Dracup. Howard is a trail, fell and ultra runner who can mostly be found running over the Lakeland peaks. In 2019 he won the Brecons Way Ultra, 100 miles across the Brecon Beacons and took 3rd place at the ... more
We're back with our third instalment of Trail Tales. Tom Wake speaks to Charlie Harpur who provides a dose of running motivation and inspiration. more
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